VANCOUVER — Canfor Pulp Products is temporarily shutting down one of its northern British Columbia pulp mills — just days after parent company Canfor Inc. announced breaks at all but one of its B.C. sawmills and the permanent closure of another.
One of Jesus' most impressive party tricks was turning water into wine.
A Kelowna employer is threatening to move his business out of the province because of the new employer health tax.
Time’s up for a Kelowna Taco Time.
Kelowna’s Landmark Centre is growing up — literally and figuratively.
If you know of an exceptional company, nominate it for a Kelowna Business Excellence Award.
The Lost Horn Mediterranean Grill at 2424 Main St. will be open next week to elevate the food experience in West Kelowna.
The design of a sales centre for a long-delayed highrise project will mimic features of the tower itself.
Kelowna is getting another Tim Hortons restaurant.
It’s as if David Prystay was waiting for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to announce a ban on single-use plastics.
From McIntrye Bluff to the Canada-U.S. border, from the Black Sage Bench to the Golden Mile Bench and everywhere in between, Oliver and Osoyoos are pure South Okanagan wine region eye candy.
Ebus could soon be expanding its network to include routes from Kelowna and West Kelowna to Salmon Arm and Prince George.
An international energy and mining company based in Kelowna is using its own resources to support a fundraising event in support of mental health.
The Safeway grocery stores at Dilworth Centre in Kelowna and downtown Vernon will become FreshCo stores by spring 2020.
Dear Condo Smarts: Our strata corporation has just issued its final accounting report on a special levy that was collected over two years for a major building upgrade. The account collected $3.8 million and shows every strata lot owner as paid; however, there was a significant delay between …
Tolko’s sawmills in Armstrong and Soda Creek, near Williams Lake, will be closed a little longer.
The public’s views on improving B.C.’s worker compensation system are being sought by the government.
Home builders in the Central Okanagan believe in paying people on time.
For more than a decade, it gave it a go. But in the end, sales were just not strong enough to warrant keeping the Nesters Food Market open at the corner of Bernard Avenue and Gordon Drive.
Many workers in B.C. are receiving a nearly 10 per cent pay raise today.
In 1995, Derek Brock and Jason Cunningham worked as baristas in Kelowna’s first Starbucks Coffee location at Orchard Park Shopping Centre.
Visitors to B.C. will get updates on natural disasters such as fires and floods from tourism operators under a new government-funded program.
Five weeks ago in this space, I declared the pale and delicious Sandhill 2018 Rose ($20) my new favourite pink.
It’s already happening in Orlando, Miami and Los Angeles.
Keyvan Khadem was so impressed with the education he got at Okanagan College, he decided to move his construction company here.
Another Tolko mill is shutting down, but this time it’s not because the forest economy is tanking.
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could board a plane with the wonder and excitement of a five-year-old child rather than dread from the lineups you just endured and the long flight ahead?
Stratas must be reasonable about election signs
Emus and llamas might be enlisted for guard duty at a relocated kangaroo farm.
This is concerning.
Some rooms and apartments have been spruced up and more improvements are on the way as Vancouver-based Cozystay takes over the management of Lake Okanagan Resort.
A Kelowna entrepreneur is receiving an award today for an aviation invention inspired by the fatal plane crash that killed former Alberta premier Jim Prentice.
The Kelowna Chamber went eight for eight in getting support for the policy resolutions it tabled at the 2019 BC Chamber AGM in Burnaby last week. It was among the highest number of policies brought forward by any chamber in the province.
Last year, the region came out to golf by donation at Shadow Ridge Golf Club in support of the MS Society.
The Telus Thompson Okanagan Community Board continues to support JoeAnna’s House, a home away from home for families of Kelowna General Hospital patients now under construction. Since 2017, Telus and its community ambassadors have given over $70,000 to JoeAnna’s House. In the spring of 2017,…
Delivering perfectly ripened pears into the hands of consumers is the aim of a Kelowna company that has received a $130,000 government grant.
Next week marks the start of a structural change with both The Kelowna Daily Courier and Penticton Herald's print editions.
Celebrity choreographer Laurieann Gibson, who's worked with the likes of Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Alicia Keys, and her adorable dog, Samson, are the first brand ambassadors for True Leaf Pet.
Tolko mills in Armstrong and Soda Creek, near Williams Lake, will shut down for the next two weeks.
Despite record-breaking numbers of international tourists for the past two years, Minister of Tourism Mélanie Joly said the Okanagan Valley is one region that could benefit from a new federal strategy aimed at growing the tourism industry.
An extended period of rain showers with a risk of localized flash floods is expected to start tonight, says Environment Canada.
The benefits of smart technologies for homes, businesses and communities will be discussed Thursday afternoon at the Innovation Centre in downtown Kelowna.
It’s called a first flight celebration and Swoop is throwing one Friday at Kelowna International Airport.
Is your Dog making your home a mess? Here are a few easy tips on keeping your Home Clean this spring.
As part of its commitment to the goals of Rotary International, Kalamalka Rotary each year donates a portion of its Dream Auction funds raised to international projects, some of which have been in progress for multiple years.
The Kelowna Auto Dealers Association recently handed over the keys to a 2013 Dodge Grand Caravan to Kelowna’s Gospel Mission.
Ben Bryant moved half way around the world for his new job as chief winemaker at West Kelowna’s Mission Hill Family Estate.
People who trade in virtual currencies and donate to charities may benefit from a local MP’s new private member’s bill.
SUMMERLAND — Unisus School in Summerland is launching a million-dollar scholarship program for qualified students in the Okanagan, across Canada and around the world.
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